nra president wayne lapierre says bloomberg is "reckless" in his comments on gun issues, and the nra will match his spending dollar-for-dollar with its own anti-legislation ads. the sec is giving the go-ahead to nasdaq's plan to pay customers for losses from facebook's botched ipo. brokers will recieve $62-million. but that's not even close to the $500 million people on wall street estimate was lost on social media's opening day of trade. nasdaq will pay in cash. the deal with the sec leaves the door open to future lawsuits. a report next month is expected to reveal how the so called "patent cliff" is affecting drug companies. the patent cliff refers to patents ending for drug companies, opening the way for others to send generic versions onto the market. the new york times reports drug costs fell slightly in 2012, mostly because of generics. it's the first decline in half a century. a new survey shows how far employers will go to save money on employee healthcare. human resources consulting firm aon hewitt says a growing number penalize workers who don't make healthy choices. a surv